ORLY's $0.45B Volume Dives 56% to 238th Rank Amid Uneven Consumer Discretionary Sector Gains

Generated by AI AgentAinvest Volume Radar
Monday, Sep 22, 2025 7:25 pm ET1min read
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- O (ORLY) saw 56.68% lower $0.45B trading volume on 9/22, ranking 238th with 0.46% price decline.

- Consumer Discretionary sector gained 2.2% weekly but traded at 2.3x price-to-sales, above its 1.8x 3-year average.

- Auto/Components (7.05% return) outperformed Leisure/Consumer Durables, despite sector's 27% trailing earnings growth vs 4.9% forecast.

- Analysts expect 18% annual sector earnings growth, but back-test clarity needed on volume-universe definitions and rebalancing rules.

On September 22, 2025, , , ranking 238th in market activity. , reflecting subdued investor activity amid broader sector dynamics.

The U.S. Consumer Discretionary sector showed mixed performance, . , . Despite this, , signaling elevated valuations. , though individual components like Auto and Leisure industries showed divergent forecasts.

, while Leisure and Consumer Durables faced downward pressure. , highlighting uneven prospects across sub-industries.

To run this back-test rigorously, clarification is needed on defining the “top-500-by-volume” universe, including exchange scope, inclusion rules (e.g., dollar volume vs. share volume), weighting methods, rebalancing mechanics, and transaction-cost assumptions. Preferences for benchmarks or risk controls would also refine the analysis.

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